Colombia Reaches 50 Medals at the 2026 South American Games
The Colombian delegation reached 50 medals at the XIII Santa Fe 2026 South American Games after having its most productive day of the competition so far this Tuesday, September 15. Colombia added 22 new medals, including 11 gold, seven silver and four bronze, consolidating its presence among the standout delegations at the event being held […]
Colombia has achieved a historic milestone by securing 50 medals at the 2026 Santa Fe South American Games in Argentina, placing them in third position in the overall standings. The impressive haul includes 21 gold, 16 silver, and 13 bronze medals, with the performance across various disciplines being a key factor. Weightlifting, diving, roller skating, artistic skating, artistic gymnastics, and BMX freestyle contributed to the success.
In weightlifting, Luis Javier Mosquera and Karen Mosquera each won gold medals, while Daniela Zapata and Viviana Uribe took home silver. Sebastian Morales and Luis Felipe Uribe secured another pair of golds in diving. In roller skating, Gabriela Rueda and Sara Muñoz dominated with gold and silver, respectively. The city of Rafaela saw Colombian athletes shine again with victories in BMX Freestyle Park and road cycling.
These accomplishments came despite funding cuts, demonstrating the country's athletes' determination and prowess.
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